Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-19

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We, as attorneys OF 7. W. TsllmAdge. observe
that Il Is announced In the public prints that he
Is now on trial before the Secretary Of the Treas
ury on . motion 70 oisoar him for his connection
with some horse claims that were frandulently
passed by Oscar Harry. As this publication makes
no statement as 20 ~hdf Mr.. Tallmadses alleged
connection with Harvy's frauds was II may leave
the IMPRESSION that he II accused before the So
r1a,y OF having been In some way csgnirsnt OF or
50 far as we can AVOID '' s nSi "a an a iS,i.
trsdcted Not only w n NJ S cSsed ss,oT.
the secretary with the slightest knowledge OF or
SnneSton with or responsibility for any one OF
charged with the business OF presenting 90 the
secretary the complaint against Mr.. faIlmsee.
during the hearing, that de neither charged nor
thought that he was IN any degree criminaliy or
l,suaSSlentg connected with any OF Harry frauds
ne thought MI. I. had committed a professional
inmapropre,y In leaning Harry some money.
..impropriety- win probably SON be DISCLOSED by
The publication OF what has been presented 20 the
conclusions r,garding such alleged ..impropr,ety-
rejecting upon Mr.. It's professional ana moral
character. snki1AB.RsEk WILSON.
FROM THK KAKsA.-In the collection OF oriental
carpets. rugs &c. at Dowllngs. the sale OF which
example guaranteed 20 have come from the kaana-
the sacred tempe at Mecca, and 10 Oe over three
texture and color. This shows the quality OF OLD
oriental fabrics OF the better class any Others OF
which are included In the same collection which
highest order. In these respecIs The owner caiIns
that the present Offering Is not surpassed IL
eQualed BY any or ITS character yet exhipited
hire, and an examination certainiy leads a la
man TO accept the claim as well founded For
minor details see the advertisement In another
column.
THs WASHINGTON CYCLE CLrR-At the last
changes In the board OF directors was maas,
President, Chas f. Burden, vice L. r. PeitenglL
T Nm hsd; xise,president Geo X lae; SECRETARY,
cnronicier, =. II. Pelouze.
Mr. wN. II. LErIEy, the well-known Catholic
BOOKSELLER and statioser, has opened his new store
at ds5 18th street, under welckrr's Hotel HIS
cation is just a lew doors aoUye MS FORMER place
OF business. which was torn down 20 make room
Tor the new savings Bank building MIR fepiey
has improved faculties for carrying on his busi-
church supplies, specially adapted 20 the Catholic
iaith, comprising rosarieS prayer booSs, Bioles
statues yestnenIs chsI,c.s censsrs se,,,I,o -
cravings scapuiars, holy-water fonts ana religious
articles 10 general. Mr. Jepey's numerous palrons
appreciate ihe business sagacity which enables
hun 10 furnish the best at the lowest figures ANY,
thing In the line OF bookbindng, printing and card
engraving receives prompt attention anu, In fact
Mr. Lepley aims 20 supply every demand that
comes within the scope Of the business neld OF a
nrst-class stationer He also receives
Tor all leading magazines, newspapers and perfodl-
Gals, ana what enterprise and capacity Tor busine
can accomplish he Is prepared IN the future as In
the past 10 undertake..
VOTED DIAMOND RING. The diamond ring
which was voted on al III. DonlnicNs Fair iasi
evening was awarded 10 Miss Annie Cuilnane
VINO received ,os2b votes The other Contestants
We're Miss Mary hessler, VINO received l,1S2k
votes; Miss Aggie hutton, Z $50 "a and Miss Lou
Fowler, l,iss,k.
RoBBERIEs NATURALIZATION eoper Of Rock.
Vile, Nd, reported 10 the ponce this morning that
stolen from hls room in the American House las
night-Nrs. Deborah J. Apple, No. lTo5 + slreet,
| reports That her house was entered yesterday BY
! some one who forced open kitchen window and
| stoie gold watch and chain
swtndIing Contractor Balked.
A PLor 10 ROE rHE SAN FRANCISCO rkkAsunKR o.
10000 FALLS THFccGH.
San Francisco dispatch OF November Is ssys:
There was much excitement at the new city Hail
to-day when II was learned that an attempt had
been made by ring OF contractors TO swipdle the
city out OF SEQ 900 on the contracts for improve
ments on the hall. IL seems from the testimony OF
several contractors that Michael Joseph Kelly a
prominent democratic politician and contractor
10 raise all bids for advertised work on
the Larkin-sfreet wing OF the building
bid Was accepted testified TINS morninc THAT
Kelly Informed him all the men had agreed TO
| raise their bids. lie was asked 10 stand IN with
the fraud. but he declined TO 90 So lie nled his
bid, which amounted 10 $4,000 When the OF her
four bids were opened 10 appeared that they all
ranged from Ss1, 900 10 $50 0O0. The contract was
| tempts were made by the schemers 20 bulldoze
him and get him 20 surrender 10 them. man
named Roadley approached him ana offered him
5000 for his contract. owing 20 the difference I'm
IDS the board suspected COLLISION, ana imme-
oiately called the meeting and had the inyestlga-
ton.